Red Bank High School - Log Yearbook (Red Bank, NJ)

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U. S, History Il students enter into a lively debate. ln order to better understand the present and the future, we must use history to interpret the past. Red Bank is fortunate in having excellent courses in International Relations, U. S. History, World History and Econom- ics. These subjects help the student to better understand the world in which he lives. This year we have instituted an experimental advanced class in U. S. History ll to supplement the enriched course in U. S. History I, which was put into effect last year. In order to be certain of our social, political and economical founda- tion, World History and U. S. History I and ll are required for graduation from Red Bank High. MR. CLEMENT JABLONSKI MISS ELISABETH KELLEY I6 . v It WK' ite' Ili? it QQ lk 4' Ii Sl H K QEQA, '3 We .Q gif? ,5 Ig , img, .X -2 .fm - 1. ,ir I sg-1 1-e g? 'r-1 FMF? F e gay . I K :. ws,,.3 fi ru .s,. .. oft is - sl Q Q f , it t? 5 Q5Eg we EE f 5 it .. Kg 5 .513 11 5 4 i It giiwxfipm Sim 'f far ' :S Q Seiktiwem ' ,-Ng, - 5 - Q Z we M 1 1 .5 15 , 35 'ik Wiki,-.it,. . I -- I . gg, 'jgl i f EORGE DAVIS 41 5,fgUgw-ig my 3 YG Q 2 gg . BERT DUDLEY - . , X-W, . E S 5 I rf? . ' AS , t 25. -tfigitfxf 5629125 p5J,sqf -.ge si-yssiasz 5- Qwi ,Q ts. tziff-.r1:QxCHi3.. I ., I- . .gii2sl., RNET HENYON we viii W-t,f,,y, 1. I, f- ak XT ss ft,-,. ii i if Q :, 11. , 12-s :SZ ijt gm' I mi 5953 525 ', Wits - Q QQ it .RUTH KING rf. .1:,,. t,f,Z3i5,f S w ..., . iitli If' Seite il' ge ff . i 'tilfiafi if 2 s 55 s K tlg qvy I Q K X, I M if? ,! ,.'?-it , I 1 tgir - lzt' 'Ss in ji, 5. 5 sf --'-

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ls i K is 4 X item, ,sr DR. ANGEL FRANCO MRS. FULVIA GARRUTO i .iv -,- Q sir fir: Q., I Voici Paris! Red Bank High School's Foreign Language Department provides three year courses in Latin, French and Spanish. At the present time, the recently instituted German pro- gram only provides a two year course. Next term a third year will beradded to the present German curriculum. The history of mighty Rome, influenced by Caesar, Cicero and Cato, is a chief concern of Latin scholars. Through translations, the student uncovers a wealth of facts concerning one of the wrold's greatest classical empires. The romance languages, French and Spanish, acquaint the student with the literary and cultural aspects of the countries in which the languages are spoken. In both courses oral interpretation is greatly stressed. The successful and continually expanding German program instructs the student in the conversational and cultural aspects of Germany and its people. MRS. EIeL+Etis2?tgtysLoARi Qng.rgrQQg,c15 ' MISS ANDREA MANLEY MISS MARY STOUT T 0 orezgn anguageri MISS RICE GN g. is Miss HORTENSE rsrg QUINCHE tilt